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49,
let, sauf quelques exception!
pour certaines especes de gibier
telles que les lievres, les coos d
bruyere ct les g6linottes de bots
qui peuvent 6tre GLASSES en- mar.
ct en- avril. L'6poque des chas
ses est a pelbpres Ia meme qu'el
Allemagne.
Ajoutons-y l'6poque de Il
chasse du gibier special de cettt
contree: lie chamois Sc CHASE
du L. Juliet au 80 novembre
dams lie Voralberg, il ne peut 81
chaser que jusqu'a la Saint Mar
tin la marmotte Sc chasse Ell
septembre etcacbre. En- Cali
Gle, la chasse de ces deux betes
est absolument d6fendue en- tout
temps. Les g6linottes Sc chas.
sent depuis septembre jusqu'en
fevrier. LIE prix DIES permits dc
chase, en- Autriche, est de 1C
forms pour les proprietaires on
fermiers de chase ct de 2 forms
pour les invites. En- Hongrie,
on peut, en- outre, Sc faire deli
vrer DIES permits Temperatures.
En- Italie. il y a une donzaine
de permits de chasse differents,
suivant que Pom chasse telle on
telle bette. La chasse au fusil,
CONNIE nous l'entendons lei, ex-
ige I'm permits de 81 livres. La
chase doit etre fermee du Ter
mars au 81 juliet. En- dehors
de ces limites, Pouverture ct la
fermeture sont reglees par les
conseils provinciaux. La chas-
Sc q courre nest ouverte que lie
15 octobre.
En- Belgique, les epoquess1e
la chasse sont a peu pres les
QUEEN France; lie permits
cohte ~ francs depuis 1882, ct
nest delivre que sur la preuve
que le postulant possede un droit
de chasse sur nne etendue de dix
LIE faisan nest chase qua
partir du Ter octobre ct lie lievre
cesse de Petre du Ter ianyier.
ii en- est de meme pour lie grand
duch6 de Luxembourg, on lie
ne codte que Is forms,
mails les strangers peuyent OBJ
tenir gratuitement un permits de
chaser pour cling jours.
La Hollande a trois permits /:
le grand permits yalable pour
toutes les GLASSES ct coutant 80
forms ($12.60). Le.moyen per-
mis-, qui exclut la chasse an fau-
cons, codtant ID forms, ct lie
de 5 forms n'autorisant
que la chasse ayec flet ct lacet.
La chase est interdite lie di-
manche.
LIE gibier de la Hollande COM
lie gros gibier, lie petit gil
bier, ct surtout le gibier dean +:
canards, plongeurs, poules d'eau,
becassines, plugiers, 6touEneaux,
efraies, huppes, vanneauA C'est
surtout la chassssau gibier feaA
lui est la vEAe chase de &c
pays. L'ouverture ct la ferme-
bure sont fxees par arretes DIES
gouverneurs d pen pres aux me-
mes epoques qu'en France.
En- Suede, pobligation du per-
mis- nest impos6e qu'aux 6tran-
gers les animaux sont a peu
pres les m8mes QUEEN Hollande,
mails la Suede possede, en- outre,
me sorte de perdrix grise, appe-
y6e lagopede, qui est tres r6pan-
lue ct don't la chase est assez
,urieuse parce que Get oiseau Sc
5erpe dams la neige OF il plong8
)our Sc cacher.
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lie c6lebre Boston Corbett, qui
tua John Wilkes Booth, l'assas-
sin du president Lincoln, en- 1866,
ayant etc declare fou par les tri-
bunaux de Topeka, Went d'etre
enferme dams RrQe DIES alienes
de rEtat du
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La Fin dun Reve Cheri.
Meschac6be de st. JEAN aptiste.

MeschaceDe dc ot. Jeah-baptlste.
Une triste historic d'amour,
commence en- Allemagne pour
fnir sur une table de dissection
dams pUniyersit6 de Medicine
de Louisville, nous arrive dams
toute son affreuse realite. Dams
lie pays natal, Louis Szezepansky
ct Louisa Faber s'6taient aim6s,
mais sans position nj moyens,
lis durent remettre d plug tard
Accomplishment de leurs y@ux
les plus cheers. Louis commons
lie tout court pour n'avoir pas d
r6p6ter son villain nom impossi-
BILE a prononcer) vint en- AmG-
riQue, trouva une place., gagna
de i'argent ct en- economist as
seq pour envoyer a sa fanc6e lie
prix de son passage. lie ma
Rage, scion leur projet, aurait
lieu Get automne, mais lis avail
enc compile sans les accidents
uui pouVaient Sc prOdulre. Miss
Louisa, en- arrivant a Louisville,
fut atteint de la fevre typhoide
ct transporter a l'h0pital OH,
apres avoir laDgui, ellie mourut.
Son iance ct seul ami qu'elle
cut dams lie pays ne put obtenir
la permission de la voir pendant
cette maladie ct l'autre matin
quand il Sc presenta pour &yoir
DIES nouvelles de la jeune file on
lui r6pondit qn'elle await etc en-
terr6e dams he cimetiere DIES pau
vres la veille. Cette affreuse
nouvelle l'afligea d'autant plus
que lie lieu de sculpture qu9 await
etc choisi Iui repugnait excess
sivement. II fit done aussit0t
les demarches necessaires pour
faire enterrer decemment les
restes de sa fiancee, mails lors-
qu'on ALA ouvrir la fosse le corps
await disparu. LIE soir meme,
un homme qui s'6tait dit Pepoux
de la definite 6tait venu enlever
lie corps. Louis pensa de suite
que c'etait Ia leuvre de quelque
college de medicine ct il Sc rem
dit aussit6t a l'Uniyersit6 de
Medicine, OH il n'eut pas long-1
temps a chercher la froide de-
pouille de sd Louisa, mutil6e
d6ia.par lie conteau DIES 6tudiants,
reposait sur une table de dissec-
ton, LIE pauvre Louis Sc jetoi
sur ces restes cheris ct r6fusa de
les abandonner. I'll leur fit don
ner lie meme jour une sculpture
conyenable. L'affaire II cause
une certaine sensation dams la
vile, sensation d'autant plus l6-
gitime que dams les perqiisitions
a l'uniyersN6 trente ca
davres ont etc trOuves marines
dams In saumure.
sentinelle DE- Thibodaux: II
y a longtemps que lie general
nest plus g%ouyerneur
ct il s'6couIera encore I'm bon
d'annees ayant quill soft
LIE peuple yeut pour gou-
yerneur p bon ct yrai demo-
crate qui croft quill nest pas ne
cessaire dienyoyer au p6niten-
tiaire les s'bulldozers" don't le
grand crime a etc de SAWYER Pc
cat ct de la s~oustraire au ioug
TIE oanepaI NichnlIs ma
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Ddc6dfe.-Pres d'Opelonsas, le
% octobre 1887, a 5 henres du
soir, Nine. LApERLE DUpRB.
spouse de M. Armand Wartelle.
ag6e de 40 ans ct 7 mois.
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FARMERS Alliance.

A NY Neighborhood that wishes to be or
IN g1uizcd Into an Alliance anywhere u.
the southern or western portion of the State
or any person WHO wishes to engage in The
work Of organizing Alliances, eau address me
at 0pelousas. Every Farmer, Laborer and
Mechanic should join the Alliance.
A. DIMMICK, Oh. Elk. Com.
Oct. S-3m and General Organizer:
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Trayanx typographiques en-
tons genres executes a Pimpri-
merle du COURIER.
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WarRa

En- PEASANT q McKeeiaaltssSSh Ten
nessee, le train pr6sidentIel0Sest
arr6t6 IN moment ct lie p aSss
dent, sd femme ct NJ. Villas qeI
en- 4taient descendus pour faire
plaisir au marie, ont etc laiss6s
sur place par lie conducteur trop
press6 de partir. lie train await
fait deja plus dun mile quand
on s'est apercu de ce petit oubli.
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Une epidemic de fevre typho-
ide sevit a Iron Mountain, Mich,
OF fait de nombreuses victimes
plus dc cent personnes sont at
taqu6es de la terrible maladie ct
Pom compile jusqu'a sept enter
rements par jour. A Rome, N.
=, c'est une epidemic de diph-
therie qui frappe de panique La
communicate; I'm grand nombre
d'enfants succombent q la ma
ladie.
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$1,000 REWARD.

payable to anyone who will prove that ON,
statements are not correct,
FAiRxCON No. 4, p1ice so cents per bottle. a. %,
heads entirely or y2ttally bald, to stimulate a nav NAN
growth of hair, ~"
FAERICON No. 2, price rs cents per bottle. il usas
after the new hair has made its appearance. and q
applied as directed, the entire restoration of the haHF
Is a certainty, S DA
FAERICON No. 3 price IS cents per bottle, Is 4 mod.
itication Of Fafricon No, 2, and invaluable as HAP
DRESSER, especially for ladies'. II applied to fhs
head occasionally, 1t Will renew the growth Of hsi,
that is falling out, keepit smooth and glossy, remoTs
al dandruf and keep the scalp perfectly clean. n
OF THE CAL and will preserve the hair Of anyoDs
using 1t, for the balance of life. While It ia 5sed
neither total nor partial badness need be feagd.
FIGHTERS FAMOUS FAIRICON is for sale by III
druggists OF can be sent by the manufacturers on receip;
OF price. On application we mail a circular giving tRs
history Of the discovery Of this remedy, testimoBi Il
from those who have used tt and a treatise ON ia
hair, explaining how to preserve and care for It
q. A. FEoHTER G. CO., NEW HAVEN, COM,
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il. II, Il Al N s III ".

ttonne at Law.
~0pelousas, Ia.
efasmu
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Mile Minnie Demorse, la file
adoptiye du fermiers James Hen
derson B Manistee, Mich, a DIES
idees pratiques: ellie Went de
confesser quelle await empoi-
some les Vaches de M. Hender-
son pour s'6viter Ia peine de les
traire qu'elle await mis- le feu
cling fois d la maison ct etouf6
II baby mort subitement quel-
que temps anparavant, pour ma
Soir plus q le soingner. Cette
aimable jeune file d III ans, age
tendres sentiments.
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CA n.
Attention teute su6eiale donn6e j Iacol
lection deR r~eelanatfonas
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FAMOUS
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The above cuts are made from photographs Of tbs A.,
coverer Of this wonderful remedy, the first cut sho,iar
him while perfectly bald, and the second after ha has
restored his hair by means of the FAMOUS FAIRrcor
This preparation is a perfectly harmless herb -
edy, the result of o scientific study Of the cor...
governing the growth Of hair, and contains al, -.
elements of which hair Is composed. Many have r.as
1t who we entirely or partially bald, and in not a sn.
gle instance has 1t failed to produce hair in from ffteon
to thirty days. We particularly invite those who bsva
u%nsuccess fully tried some or all of the various so-callss
hair tonics, restorers, &c, to make a test of the Fair,co,
and we will guarantee that it brings about a new prow,S
unless the roots Of the hair be entirely dried up, wb,os
'latter occurs very rarely and exists In perhaps not mar
than five cases out of a HUNDRED. Cases of fifteen years.
badness have been cured and Of any number Of ysa,s
even If double that, can be cured by the use Of tha
Fairicon. No sugar Of lead, nitrate of silver or otba-
poisonous substances are used. We back IN tbas,
remarks by offering
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l.a Ferinier houisianais, Nou-
velle-lb6rie, paroisse Ib6ris, du
22 Uetobre
il nous d et6 montr6, ieudi
aerhiel, par NJ. Armance De-
Toiaens me patate douce Qui est,
plan certainement, Ia plus ex-
eraordilAaire one nous ayons vue
eu don't nous ayons enkendu
parlef. Ellie provient de rhabi-
fati0A ID M. EIoI Broussard. de
ID RefiIAnse, qlli d r6colE6 co
te~ro8rellle sflrprenant, dams stgs
as0s ~ bagosss rebuilt en fHmier,
aapfes do SD sllereRie. Ellie pAsb
yaiaf8atfs Iiyres. III. De-
ElsKall En- envov6e d III. Il. b. ~
eos dEsguiste d ia N0uveIle-0r-
leAHss, aa lea enrleux peuVent Ia
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lie docteur IA. M. Hamblem
Pune dies yictimes de Reviction
dams le comt6 d'O'BrienSI To-, as
SIRE que pon MA pas dit la moi
tie des horreurs auxquelles les
colons de pendroit ont etc SOU
mis-. Beallcoup de families vi
vent sur le bord dc la route dams
des tentes faites avec des cou-
vertures, ct DIES vieillards sont
forces de coucher sur la terre
nue.. 10 families ont etc 6vin-
GEES st le syndicat anglais leur
Q pris lenrs attelages ct leurs
yaches laitieres pour payer les
frais devotion.
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Los pensionnaires de PAsile
DIES Lsinatiques 4 Cleveland, O.,
avaient I'm grand bal dams Ia
mutt du To et $50 dentr'eux dan
saient-pensez ST ce devait 6tre
cal, tant de- folls eli liesse-
qgaand le fen d pris d petablisse-
mant. On d bien cherch6 d
mainleniF ID bon ordre, mais ce
n6taIt pas le moment Cd ces
pauYres diablUs qui avaient de-
ia perdu Ia t8te deyaient la re-
trouveg et lis SO sonU liyr6s d la
plus foIle panique ; les honmes
sesont tons 6chappAs, mails les
fep1mes naont pas etc Ii heuretl-
ses 1T mutt d'elles ont peri.
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wANxs DIvoacn.-MaFy Jean Dill
loo. nee Brown, yesterday applied IN
The DistFlct Conrt for & divorce from
hsr husband Martha A. Dillon. The
complaint aete ferth that the parties
gefe married IN faco1sa, December IA,
ises. that The elainti3 Il q residenf of
Kiag COunty. thak seYer nlnoa said mar
riare eaid defendant has wiituuf cause
or excuse, treated this plaintta IN q
cruel and inhnnaAn manner, ard heaped
upoa bar personal tndilnsltea render
lnQ her life baEdsnscne." Mn. Diilon
alleges Mr.. Dilion struck her in the
fass with HE hand ard has made fire.
qoenf attempts and theeaaa 10 strike
ana beaa her, and has Only been prs-
vented from carrying out his threats b.
her Kunninz aways that be calls her vile
names and used toward Der pFofane
ianaaaee snd opprobio1s epitshts, thaa
for more than year past Ne has nImoat
eanainuAlly absentsd himself fron
home he greater portion Of tha nisht
kra until lste hours in the .uaEniEe for
the pufpcsa a. gambling, le8vinR her
alane. Mrs. Diilon alieRea thaa 81 raa-
aan Of hfs cruelty and TIE scar %
further ozualky, che uan Obliged 10 leave
hla hone Oseoher 1, 1851, end live sap-
erate ard npara from him. TheY have
No ehilarsn. Mrs. DiIlon claims kat
husband oxrs rsopsEly worth elaoo.
ard EAioon Walsh yieloe him . Esonth.
q ptont q $50
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RREYTfTKs.

ms Elim AnAasnoa Wfll b repaiEed,
~ nhip Irenhos aalls4 for San Fran.
..f,Sr ~ Sunday with 1its teas o. coal.
ne ahip plne 1aeks. aszsFsd On sun.
a. 4n4 WI load BACK Diamond zeal -
mN1A
ne Ladies Rallsf society win bold lla
regular m1nlhIy nfeetln1 >. he Chamber
X Canmcrso kec1nA at e'ei0ck thin A.
Mrnoen.
ne nnai aeoeunl 81 Wililau 3 Eiuzhesl
guardian q he es.ale q Nil,am ~.
1ssissdlY nnd he guardiam discharged.
MerfiaRe licenses were Issued yaafers
Petse1. knih q a1esn River, and % Cal
VIA W. TMgloFs of TafoMa, ana MIS- iva
nllIs Cleveland, ~ Seassio.
o. sunday fha now IocomoiiYg for the
aat1op Raj Qed CompaNg, watch cana
~ ever the NortheEr p1c.ne. wae run
fswn fhe water trenton no Seattle, Ilal1s
more and Has1BKn. ard lowered On 70
ne esoW - 1ith's Cows.
ma ala..sa oa The hast 81 authority that
a canadinn Pacific N9viNNtion Com
fNnV'e steamer Premier WtA arrive here
enc tine dnfta4 tho forenoon, with .
iaa1 II fsoi9ht for our uerchAnta. II ls
aid she q On the route q stay.
ne Paeksr House. balonQinR % ex.
0e4erntR Squire. 10 North SEATTLE 4 BE-
InR dvsfAaulod and repaired preparatory
q oneupnneF. Houses are ID great de-
mana, an1 II Il said that eyen the old peat
han1e da Jackson street has been fitted
- an9 3 now occupied ~ family.
The schooner Mary Parker n now die
6har1lnR her third cargo o. stone from
Chnckn for the fpu11ntian Of the nav
xealzr hlo =. a larEe force 81 mon are
noW eupioged IN excngnting for Tie base
nant ead II Is expeoted that the contract
or 10 buildlnk WIN Be W eY the nrss o.
November.
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CozGmroH. Daring dense fog which
hing oses ihe Sound Sunday morning
ths tnR s. L. Maslisk and the steamer
Emma Hayward came together, bat
fortunately, neither Of the steamers
we're seriously iniuFsd. TIE Hayward
Iaft Seattle e O'Clock q. ~. for Ia
coma and had large namhsR Of pas
senQers on board, the collision OCCUR
Fed fifteen minutes later, Just Of Alki
Point. Tea guard Of the Hayward h
snt threuah near the pantry and some
Of her upper works we're stove IN bat
shs proceeded on Der journey. The re-
posta, Ia regard 30 the aEais are 90 con
dieting that tse truth will probably
never ba known until an investigation
Is held b. TIE local inspectors. Cap
taia Parker, Of the Hayward, claims be
was 10 the right. aud thai the MaEiick
nad no business 10 run into him. while
CAPTAIN Gilmore, or the tug, claims
that the faull vas wholly With the
stern- wheeler. Captain BFyeot, Of the
local board OF inspectors, refused 10 e.
press an opinloa IN regard 10 the mat
ssf. &c be said ne expeeted 70 have 20
pass upon The question cflieiaily within
the next few days. When asked sk
what lims the investigation ueald Be
hsla hs stated that be did not know.
Ihn respective captaips are expected 10
ale IL the ofloa q written statement Of
the ocourrsncs. and Il thoas statements
do not anre0 on ali points Of fast, 50
fhas the board can determine the matter
from them. tken hearing i ordered
and the captains are notified TO be
present with their witnesses.
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Paovnson 0zoaonsn Coacnar.-Turn
versln hail vas veil fEled, LIST night,
with athos0uehly apprsoiativs sudlsnee
81 ths best psoplo 10 the city. 10 hear
the ccnear8 elvsa BY the Professor
GeorRo Company: With The exoention
81 the Professor himself and Miss kins-
man. all tbs singers wers amateurs and
appeared &c the ball after q training Of
only Eve deyA The pregramue vas as
follows, @kuii chorus, LET the Hills
apd vales Rsaoundf' solo, "Whoi q My
Friend," Mr. r. b. George; doodle
quarfssla. ''Ynlaoe Of ths Fale;n
anthem, "Hark the Notes o. Joy" WITH
fnIi Ohnrnsg trio, There's M0zy q
Ship TWixt The Cup and the LIP By
the b. 3. George Company, eioe, . fhe
Merry Mountainern.r by full chorus;
asas, II love Ny Lsvs,s Miss Kinsman
and Mrs. Smith; solo and chorus, Hear
dem Bells" selsctian ky the TnEu
Veroin 6ocietY, doil drill b sixty litle
airiss daet, s'Only The" By Mr.. George
aud Mics klusraan; eonr, "fhe Little
Gspsy,n by six litsle glrls with fun
chorus % lie su5ctsi solo, oY Alrs. Smith;
recitation, By Mrs Collins pian0f9rte
solo. nHome Street Home With storm
VafEasloua, By Miss Kinsman, eonsiad.
lna wlth 4 full chorus. "The etuy haiis's
/ and Bome ether SONGS wexa down on the
pfaeFalnme. bet tie siuEeFs dis
appointed Mr.. Georre. Tee deli drill
vac SeFT amusing and enjoyable. nos
only on aosoanl % ils novelty bot Of
| lts perfection. and "Tho Little Gfpsy"
called forth q sioFn OF applause. These
with The Trio "ThsFsse MonY Shlip.''
usre IRE features cf We entertainment,
which. however, was q th0fcuehly good
zoe frOm beginning b end.
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Ensnnnaox LEONARD Rn0pAnL1 INDICATES
WHAT POSITION VIII IA fAEKN M All.
Rrederlck Leonard, one Of the defend
Anta n the timber suits Insulated b
ths unitsd States asaiast tie Northern
Racsie Railroad company and others.
haa applied Va ne DislEies Court 10 have
taa summers quaskea, a. 10 hsna. Tor she
reason that tae aame doea bot eontAin
cav statement Of The cauee or statement
81 the general uafaTo Of the ao9lon3 and
Tor Ire farther EaAaoa that no osEtined
cory Of tha complaint h the action has
ne0n Issued ana the action has nos teen
iegaily eommaneed; and for the farther
reasnn that no certified ccpy % me
eompieini d TIE neliog has been served
On aim.
NJ. Laonara aleas also, An aaldavit
denying thai be b N ans way canneoted
Nilh She NoEtha9n Pacific RaiiFo4d
Cn1pAny. 81 contractor. sob contractor
On easps0yee. He SAYS be has noe within
che rass aix mcaiha been doinK any
work sabfecl % the direction Of II. Is
Henou, enriaaer of thai company. 90
any ether anRineak or ottieeE o. EN-
ployae. He denies having. within ne
Easf slx mon8hs. furnished any tim
Der whatever Tor mat ooDpany, DoF
has be coz timber % land wholly % II
east within King eeansy or the fhira
1adieiAl nlslEies. Mr.. Leonard, fat
d1tense. apparsutiy relies cei1ag en- 9
SECTION o. the efIidaBit watch eeates. cab.
at4ntially, that wilAin the boundaries q
ne land described tn The eamplaini
thers are many tyaets ard E1h-dlgistcnl
az land heiaBgina 30 many di4sEenl
per1ens, hasinR title thereto derived
fIom he Cnf1ed States undsr tes
Homestead, Rra-emplion and Asnins
laws, and, slso. he land grant 70 ~
Northern Paci&o railRpaa NJ. IsaonnFd
shen siaaes be - e4b- eentrAsinr rndel
q. y. Hant. eoairaetof a. he OtegoE
and WaeAinaton Territory Railroad
company. ana Il engaged IN oAsainiEs
timber fren he lands of said oWueFl
foe tiea aAd bridge tlubesa. 10 - aset
% kAa eonEtraclacn cf q railroad froM
WAifala b hendieton. He asnita hAV.
ina thFeatane1 % pFopoeed q. ga o. ~
move tiMAh9k fram any lFaeR af iant
Wnoilg IS b paEt within ktng Coanty.
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u saems almost impossible TO Imagine
What taste Is nov being displayed IN The
misunderstanding and DESIGNING Of boysi
clothing, and the taste required In se
Letting tha various shades and designs,
but the we'll knewn arm Of Kline 4
Rosenberg have this season secured
through tAelr Wntohful manager Of the
boys' clpthing department. Tie largest
and most varied assortment Of b0ys'
Jersey and steohinst salts IN oil shades
aud Is diHerant styles, inolndinQ lhe
papuiar Norfolk and sailor de1iRus ever
presented 10 fhe purchasing aommunify
Of Seattle aud vieinify. An invitation
Il extended 10 all parents blssssd With
sons 70 Raze upon these gems Of aFtistic
taste, and 3 glance e. lhsn and the raa-
scnahla prices marked will move them
from car crowded shelves. %